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Skiing with Champions Verbier, Switzerland & Zürs/Lech, Arlberg, Austria Wednesday, Jan 28 – Wednesday, Feb 4, 2015 Champion Ski Guides and Social Hosts Franz Klammer Franz Weber Olympic, World & World Cup Champion Olympian & 6x Consecutive 4x Hahnenkamm Winner DH World Speed Skiing Champion The Greatest Downhiller of All Time! Christa Höllrigl Stephan Keck World Champion – Powder Ski & Technical Skiing Extreme Mountain Climber, Nanga Parbat 8125m Shisha Pangma 8027m; GII 8045m Manaslu 8156m Patrick Ortlieb Olympic, World and World Cup DH Champion Swiss Olympians and World Cup Champions & Hosts Martin Hangl, William Besse, Roland Colombin, Philippe Roux Planned Agenda Verbier, Switzerland & Zürs/Lech, Arlberg, Austria 2015 January 28 - February 4, 2015 Level of Ability Recommended: Low-Intermediate to Expert We can accommodate beginners with prior notice in order to hire qualified instructors. *Attire Recommendation: **T VIP Transportation C: Casual, Warm Layers, Luxury Coach with Walk-In Humidor, Havana Room, Draft Outerwear, Gloves and Hats Beer and Fine Wines. Helicopter or private plane. S: Skiwear http://www.arlbergexpress.com/intl/limoservice01.asp ME: Mountain Elegant, Sports http://www.arlbergexpress.com/intl/golfbus01.asp Coat, Business Casual Wednesday Arrival at the Five-Star W Verbier and welcome dinner. January 28, 2015 Individual arrival from Zürich or Geneva to Verbier. Arrival/Departure: The nearest International Airport to Verbier is Geneva Cointrin, 160km from Verbier. The airport of Sion, 50km from Verbier can be accessed by private aircraft and SWISS International Airlines has flights from Sion to London, UK. The SWISS service is limited to the ski season and is infrequent. If you use the same arrival and departure airport, Zurich may be best. Zurich to Verbier is 3 hours by car and Zürs to Zurich is 2 hours. We are pleased to provide you with recommendations for ground transportation or heli-transfer. The W Verbier, the newest and finest ski-in/ski-out hotel in town, is conveniently located next to the ski run/gondola and will be our home for the next three nights. This stylish hotel offers excellent cuisine, a variety of music and entertainment, uniquely designed rooms and a welcoming atmosphere with a friendly and enthusiastic staff. Simply pick up your key at the front desk and you will be escorted to W Verbier your room. Enjoy some relaxation in the hotel’s new AWAY Spa or Address: Rue de Médran 70 check out the village of Verbier as the hotel is located in the center of 1936 Verbier, Schweiz town. ph:+41 27 472 88 88 Webpage: http://www.wverbier.com/en 7:30 p.m. (ME) Cocktails in the Living Room bar of the hotel. Thursday Ski the best of the 4 Vallées surrounding Verbier. Enjoy January 29, 2015 local Valais specialties for dinner followed by a fun night sledding experience. 7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. (*S) Breakfast at the hotel. 9:00 a.m. (*S) Meet in the ski/boot room where we’ll receive our ski passes and meet with our new local champion guides. Take Médran gondola to the top of the mountain. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (*S) Ski various villages and passes from Verbier to the village of Thyon back to Verbier (lots of thrilling on and off-piste possibilities and spectacular views)! Verbier has 90% modern/10% nostalgic style Once reaching the back side of the mountain, there are fewer people, wide open runs with an older lift system including T-bars – almost a country club skiing experience! To rest your legs, you can always take the gondola. 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. (*S) Lunch at Le Dahu at La Chaux – a hearty mountain restaurant where our non-skiers will meet us. Le Dahu offers great local specialties, international food and absolutely fantastic pizza! Non-Skiers Morning After a relaxing breakfast, we may take the Médran Gondola to les Ruinettes mountain and either go for a winter hike (45 minutes to the lunch spot) or ride with a husky-drawn dog sled. We will ski following the sun and explore the La Chaux part of the 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. (*S) valley ending up at the base of the mountain – right at our hotel. Your choice – visit the spa, enjoy local shopping or explore the 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. village! 7:30 p.m. (*C) Meet in the lobby to depart for dinner followed by night sledding (depending on weather and snow conditions). 8:00 p.m. (*C) Dinner at Le Marlenaz on Savoleyres mountain or Chez Dany on La Chaux mountain. Both venues offer a great atmosphere, local traditional food and fun tobogganing experiences. Recommended are the world-famous fondue and raclette paired with two wines from the Valais region – Fendant white wine and Dole red wine. 11:00 p.m. (*C) Following sledding, enjoy a nightcap to wind down at the hotel’s Living Room lounge with music entertainment. Friday Ski Savoleyres, Verbier and possibly Brusson Mountain. January 30, 2015 7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. (*S) Breakfast at the hotel. 9:00 a.m. (*S) Meet in the ski/boot room with your champion guides/hosts. Take the Le Cháble gondola and ski to Bruson mountain. 9:00 am - 1:00 p.m. (*S) Ski the home mountain of Roland Colombin (one of Franz Klammer’s top rivals) and meet the champion! 1:00 p.m. (*S) Lunch at le Carrefour restaurant one of Verbier’s favorites! Following a relaxing breakfast, you can choose: Non-Skiers Morning Option I. Take Médran gondola to Les Ruinettes and dare yourself to tandem paraglide down to our lunch spot. Option II. Transfer by gondola and/or snowshoe to our lunch place. 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. (*S) Enjoy more of Verbier’s slopes followed by après skiing at the bar across from our hotel. We’ll drop our skis and boots off and enjoy one or two hot shots! 4:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Your choice – visit the spa, enjoy local shopping or explore the village! 7:30 p.m. (*ME) Gather in the Living Room lounge for a cocktail and walk over to our dinner restaurant. 8:00 p.m. (*ME) Farewell to Verbier dinner at Le Rouge restaurant. The unexpected refined menu is inspired by fresh, quality produce from Burgundy to the Aosta valley. We will dine in the belly of the restaurant’s private wine cellar surrounded by the collection of grands grus, superior local wines and a certain number of little gems from smaller estates across Europe. A wonderful experience! After Dinner To burn off calories, we’ll explore Verbier’s night life – recommendations are the restaurant’s club or hit the town to enjoy a couple of drinks in The Farm, which is Verbier’s night spot. Saturday Heli transfer to Ischgl, Austria and ski the Silvretta January 31, 2015 Mountains, fun après skiing and a short transfer to Zürs/Lech. 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. (*S) Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. Please settle all personal charges (ski shop charges, massages, telephone, etc.). We are dressed ready to ski and will meet our helicopter near the Hotel. This is a 50 minute heli-ride and group departures will be announced. Your luggage will take the 6 hour drive to the Arlberg and will be waiting in your room. To insure proper delivery, please have all your bags packed with a name tag and placed at the end of your bed for pick-up. Please bring a pair of walking shoes and an extra tee shirt to the ski/boot room and hand to Veronika. These items will be waiting for you at Ischgl to be more comfortable for après skiing and dinner. 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.(*S) Landing on Alp Trida on the Swiss side of the Silvretta region where we meet our champion hosts and local ski guides to ski the best this Swiss/Austrian region has to offer. 1:00 p.m. (*S) Lunch at the one of the Alps best restaurants, Pardorama, on top of Pardatschgrat mountain. Your palate will be spoiled with culinary delights! 2:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. (*S) Ski the best of the region and end up at the Austrian village of Ischgl at our après skiing/dinner location. 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. (*S) An exhilarating day on the slopes ends in fun at Schatzi a unique après skiing experience! 6:30 p.m. (*S) After an eye opening après skiing experience, we are served a great Austrian dinner next door at the Elizabeth Art Hotel. 7:30 p.m. Short transfer on our VIP bus with wonderful recliner chairs and a Havana lounge. Check into our hotel Aurelio in Lech or the Zürserhof in Zürs (hotel selection pending). Hotel Zürserhof Hotel Aurelio 6763 Zürs am Tannberg 130 Arlberg, Austria 6764 Lech am Arlberg, AUT Phone: +43 (0)5583 2513-0 Phone:+ 43 5583 2214 Fax:+ Telefax: +43 (0)5583 3165 43 5583 3456 E-Mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Sunday Ski the White Ring with an excursion to the region of February 1, 2015 Warth, which opened in the winter of 2014. 7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Breakfast at the hotel. Note: Breakfast is included at the hotel and anything you could want is offered from fresh fruits, cold & hot cereals, jams, pastries & breads to specially prepared eggs, roasted/grilled meats and fish. 9:00 a.m.
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